The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-26 00:00:00

a _ . . ~,,,... • 41,1 •- ' . ..1% .,. , • ••• . • . 1 , - , . , , ,-.., , . .. 4 , i, k,;..4,,..4.- . - , ..; ' , ,_ , ' . . ~ a' .. tit! , i':;i:;•, , rik l .._• S oc• 0 , I ' de 741 , , d I 4 + j.;.., „ ft 1 / 1 /11111AV" NUMPER 5108.] THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE: THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 26, 1809, will be irrtormed MAN AND WIFE Or, MORE. SECRETS `THAN ONE. The C'haratters by Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. POWELL, Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. DOWTON. Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. lOHNSTONE, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. SMITH, Mr. SCRIVEN, M. MADDOCKS, Mr. SPARKS, Mr. EVANS,Mr. Mrs. HARLOWE,... Mrs. JORDAN, sirs. H. SI WHOM, Mrs. SCOTT. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. MATHEWS, And the Epilogue by Mrs. JORDAN. WITH BLUE BEARD; Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. Abomeiique (Blue beard), Mr. RAYMOND ; . Ibr.ihim, Mr. MATHEWS ; • Selim, Mr. I. SMITH; Sliacabac, Mr. BANNISTER ; Hassan, Mr. SCRIVEN ; Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Irene, Miss LYON ; Ueda, Mrs. BLAND. Boxes 6s. Second Price 33.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 0411 try as. SCCosid l'rke lg.—Upper Gall er y is . S econ d , tid..--No Wiley to be roturnert.. Places for the tinges to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box. Office, Russell-street. `I be. Doers to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at 1101' past Six. The new Comedy of Man and Wife; or, More Secrets than One, was again received throughout with the highest marks or approbation, and will be repeated To-Morrow, Saturday, Saturday. and Tuesday next. To- . Morrow, the Milo-Drams of Ella Rosenberg. On Saturday, The Three and the Deuce. On Wednesday will be revived (not acted these so years) the Tragedruf Cato : Cato, by Mr. Wright, from the Thea. tre Royal, Edinburgh, being his fi rst appearance on t hi s Stage ; atter which (never acted at this Theatre) the Musical Entertainment of Net I y Abbey. A new Opera is in rehearsal, and will be speedily pro. ductal. THEATRE ROYAL, HAY.MARKET. L ! MO-MORROW EVENING, Jan. 27, mg, vial be perturnted ".I:HE GAMESTEit. • i liev tley, .Mr. YOUNG; Stukelej, Mr. COttya Mr*. beVerley, Mrs, SIDDONS. wtrtt , L 4 PLROUSE) DLAH. xTE ISLAND. reunite (the Noiikituti, Mr.- BOLOGNA, jun. ; i; Thcodore (sot, of Verinssc ) , Miss WO It.G &lAN ; .• liaclatne Perouse, Miss II sTow ; Chimpanzee Animal ut the Des. , late Island), Master OSCAR BYRNE • Umba, Mies Boxes 6s. Second Price j,. -• la. bd. Second Price as. Gallery ss, Second Pi ice Lg.—U . o'o Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to be taken ut Mr. Brandon, at the Olhce, in the Nay-market. The Uoors to be opened at Halt past Five, and begin at Nast Sixt On Saturday, the Comedy of A New Way to Pay Old Debts. On Monday, the Sacred Oratorio of The Messiah. • On Tuesday, Shakspeare'a Tragedy 01 Hamlet, prince of Denmark Hamlet, by Mr. Ketrible. vv, othietdav, the new Grand Niel°. Dramatic Opera of The Exile with (never atted)a new karce: On Thursday, Macbeth. - - 0 LvNiPIC PAVILION, NEWCASTLE—STREET, STRAND. ( Established by the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.) YOurtli appearance of a most extuorclinary ROPE DANCER from Lisbon, whose unparalleled Elevations and lumps t render him the first Pertorm er on t h e Ti ght-Rope ever seen in England. 1; T HIS EVENING 26th, Friday 27th, an d Stt . turday 28th January, at Half past Std u'Clock pup Lisely, The COTILLION and COUNTRY DANCE by Eight Horses. Tenth time, a new Grand Speaacie, called THE POLISH TYRANT;• Or, THE WOMAN *OE TEN THOUSAND. • Principal Cnarailer by Mrs. AST LEY. Signior W001,1•ORD1N1 will. go through ins ru,yel,and uncommon Performances on the TIC!-! r ROPE, with Comic Eccentricities by the Two Clowns. - QU ES T RIAN EXEIt CI S F.S by the Double Company; partieulaily• M. Flying AaolHorsemanship, Various t.:oinie Songs, by Mr. lOHANNOT. , To conclude with (tenth time) a'new Pantomime, called THE PROPHECY ; Or, HARLEQUIN'S 11(TH. • Harlequin, • Mr. C ROSSM N ; Clown, Mi. NORMAN ; And Columbine, Mrs. PARKER. Hall-price at: Halt past Eight. cm Equestrian Education taught by Mr. Davis and able Assistants. SEEDLING FOREST TRIES. BECK and. ALLAN resin:B4llly acquaint those Noblemen and Gentlemen who ate improving their Estates by Chiming, Out they will c'ontinuis to teceive Weekly Supply of SEEDLING LARCH, scoTe il, and SPRUCE Pia, A.Sti t BEECH, BIRCH, OAK, froth Scotland owl tho ornildlo of Match, and recommend an early application 1,0 those Gentlemou who intend larurtnii them with Quirt's. No 67, Strand. M)NE Tii()UsAND five HUND.RED TICKETS will he given on Cat: I IltSTand SECOND DAY or pra,vini TIIE KANO STA l'E Lori' git v, Which begins on the szth of APNIL NEXT, DesideS the under-mentioned Prizes. -SCHEME. 4 Prizes of . Zzo,ooo • - • are 1 Chono . . loop* .. ... . • . 10000 2 $,OOO ... . ' N o ° . -• J,OOO . . 6,00. Jo s o o 5 ,40. 1100 • • •• ov • - 2,esla 44 • 59 • • - . • - . p • • • . . 2410 4)%441 • • 73.j0u Ithooo Tickets .•• . ,C300,00e, DAV& OF DRAWING. Wednesday, April tz Thursday, April 37 I Filday, April %I Satutday, A prll 29 II E Contraetora have perrnibsion of the Lords of ihe Tressuiy su make' a I. KEE GIFT of , t,soo Wlsola 114 . 1tet4, in addason to she Prizes in trio Scheme t • I , IItST DAY, r A Frce Gilt of Imo Whole Tickets, for the First.drawn I' iiic above tsl. the Numbers oi which are as follows .30 , .1 to 3, too 16. of to 6,60 n 9,001 to 9,100 44iut to- 4,600 7,cot 1-0 ,too 10,501 to 1.0.0 5,001 to sot.° 8,50 t to s,boo tt,oot to 11'100 13,prog . to - 13,b00 SECOND DAY, A wilier Free Gift of soe Whole Tickets, for the First.drawn l'iiat above is!. the Numbers of whiLh are as follows: 13,001 to 13,100 15,011 to 15,100 14,501 to 14,6( . 0 I tb,sol to 16,600 17,00 i to 11,100 Tickets and Slums are sollibs at every Licensed Lottery. Oklico. THURSDAY, JA*UAILY 2ON )44411' 6 SALE OF ESTATE, &c. WARWICKSHIRE AND WORCESTERSHIRE. TO I4E SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Bul•Ps Head Inn, I-Brickley, in the County of Lei cester, on Tuesday, Feb. 14, 1809, at live o'Clock in the Afternoon, in Lots, - rr HE MANOR, or reputed MANOR. of BUR .I. HASTINGS; comprising several very•desirable and improvable Freehold Estates, Tythe,free, advantageously situated in the Parishes of Burton Hastings anti Wolvey, and in the extra Parochial Hamlet of Stretton Batkerville; in the Countr of Warwick, aboUt three miles from Hinckley, four trout Nuneaton, nine from Atherstone•and . Coventry, • ten from Ltit terworth, is from Leicester, and twenty froth War. wick, and intersected by the Ashby Canal ; containing, in the whole, 728 Statute Acres., more V less, C of excellent' Grazing an d Cultivated Land, with superior Buildings and Homesteads, now in the occupation of Messrs. Lawrence, Gilbert, Maine, and Spires; together with the AdvovvsOn et the perpetual Curacy of Burton Hastings afetes4iti. Also will be sold by Auttion. At the Bea lnp,,at Raiford Bridge, in the County,ot Warwick, on Friday ) , the r titli lay of February, :ISO, at Five o'Clock in the Altertiooti, in tine Let. • , A Valuable and Improveable FR EE HOLD ESTATE, salted OPT iIROP MANOR FARM, situated in ilic Parish of Aldermaston, in the County of 4Worcetiter, about live miles from Shipstott upon Stour, six tom Stratford upon Avon, and twelve trom Warwick, consisting ot: a Subst a ii. tial-bUilt Farm House, with suitable Outbuildings, and 253 Statute Acres, more or less of very innproVeable Land, now in the occupation of Mr. William Purser, as Tettant,at Will. To be viewed by applying to .the respective Tenauts, of whom printed Particulars may be had, and a Map of the Bur. ton Hastings Estates may be seen, and Particulars had, at Mr. Tomlinson's, the Bull's Head Inn, in Hinckley ; also of Mr. Greening, Solicitor, Nuneaton; and a slap of Upthrop may be seen, and Particulars had, at Mr. Coke's, the Inn, at Haltord. Printed Particulars of the whole may also be had of the Printers of the Warwick, Coventry, and Lei cester Papers, and at the Grecian Coltix House. in Laudon. And - for further information,' applications may tic made to I. C. Stilt, Esq: East Knoyle, near Salisbury, Wilts ; or to at.- Bond, Land Surveyor, Axminster, Devon. NAVIGABLE CANAL COVENT-GARDEN THEA TRE SUBSCRIPTION, EAST LdNbON WATER WORKS, AND LONDON FLOUR COMPANY SHAKES. TO, BE SOLD BY AUCTION,' By Mr. SCOTT, In the Monthly Sale, on Friday, February 3, at Twelve e'Cloelc, er Garraway's, London, THE EREWASH CANAL, Three Shares, di. viding 371. ins. per Share per Ann. The LEICESTER, Five Shares, dividing (01, per Share, The MELTON MOWBRAY,dividing 71. cos. per Share. The MONMOUTH, dividing 51. per Share; aimiG RAN THA dividing 41. per Share, Alto Shares in the KENNET and AVON, WILTS and BEIIKS, LANCASTER, UNION,and ASHBY-DE-LA ZOUCH CA NA LS. An ASHI3Y 13()NU of 2001. EAST LONDON WA TER-WORKS, and , Forty Shares in the LUNDUN FLOUR COMPANY. And Two SUBCRIPTION SHARES of so/l. each for R HAW! UAW; COVENT-GAR.DEN THEATRE. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, 2S, New Bridge -street. ~~ n'APY-OFFICit, 74"0" 14, 180 9. HE PirlNC's . ,-)AL OFr I47:ERS and COMMIS SIONE t Col at5..,111.47ES frt. 11A1 1 7..4 hereby give Notire, That being in tv..urt,of about Thirty Thounpa TonF j STONE for the Building a g"bari Wall a t Eli : MaltsfY':t Dockyard at Sheer-um, thty are ready,, to receive Tenders until Tbarsday, the 2d of February next, iron any Persons capable of supplying any sort of Store proper for that pstrptoe,,p 4 r ( icOrly Devonshire or Cornish Moor Stone, Aber-dam, or any other Ora. mite, Portland, or Purbeck Stases. , Each Smite to 6c worked flat and slnars,ott all sides, but art 4: courses may be of different :hicks:met, v4riosu lengibs„breadths and thieknetrer f Stone will be received accordingly. Whoever is willing to &liver Rtoneit for this parpose it lesireel to elate, ar soon as possible, in a Letter addressed to the. jlav,j , dioard,' the pawky and kind el Stone hr can steppli, and the time or tinter at which he can deliver it, ipteifying the length, breadth, and thickness of the Stove, and the price per foot cube, regard: to pevntbire qr C4rvisb gear So lie f , vier: to delivcr web 4'4'one at His S'ajet6e*.Dacl.Yeird, ;ft Pi):inoutb; will IlktudtrZr 414,4441 c, This Pay were published, . • In rzmo. embellished With a M'ap of the Holy Land, Syria, Jter.yrice:4s. 6th boards, • • - ,• • MENTORIAN LECTUR ES' on SACRED. abd MURAL SUI3I ECTS i • adapted te thecornprehen. sion of I nveitile Readers. To which are •added, some Ori. :mil Miscellaneous Poemi. by ANN MURRAY. - Author of" Nlentoria." Inscribed, by permission, to pet - Royal Highness Princess Clcirlaste i)t- • Printed for Longman, Hurst,- Kees, and. Orme, Pater. floater. row. CAVALRY CLOAKS, WARRANTED IMPENE TRABLE TO WET. DULSFORD and SERJEANT, Military .Tai lors, 3rd Manufidurers of trio Impenetrable Water. proof Canintet, to their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Duke of York, and Army, have the honour to Inform the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends, that experience hav ing proved this article to be perfectly impenetrable to vet for .any length of time, they can most confidently recommend the same, particularly to Officers of Cavalry going on Fo reign Service where they are much exposed to the weather; being light and pleasant wear, will wrap up - i m d very strut' compass, and retain its impenetrable qualities until the last,, as O 0 rain or sea water wilt adhere to it. • To be had only of them, the Inventors and Proprie. torsi No. 4, King-street, St. lames's-square i and at their Military Warehouse, Nu. 4, Southampton-street, Strand, wheire Officer► joining the Army or Navy are complet e ly !quipped., • " "• The Above , Cloaks being always ready, of different sizes,ctoo seat off without delay. ARMY AND' NAVY EQUlf.ma. THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, Mattrases. and Bedding Complete, are very rasped fully recommended toGentlinnen t as being the most portable and superior to any others made in LoruttlA ; Marquees, Cents, Tables and Chairs. on improved principles ; Sea Cats, Sololleds, and Chairs, tenon Hoard Ship; Mosquitia Net Furniture, and P'aient Brass..screw Bed Steads, for Lail and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at' MORGAN and SANDE RS's Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Ware.Raoms, • Nos. 16 and t 7, Catherine.street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining ;ables,..allciwed • to be the most complete and Elegant set of Tables aver yet invented, are very portable, packing in a hail itut ten Inches deep. 0.• The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and 'Chair-Bed Ware house. • NICHOLSON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA, • Complete in Six large Vols. Sao. • This day was puhlishad, price 61. 6s. in boards, Neatly printed by. W hittingl'alnr with 144 Engravings, by • Lowry and Scott, THE BRITISH ENCYCLOPEDIA ; or, Dic tionary of Arts and Sciences; comprising an act.urate and popular View of the present improved State of Haman Knowledge... By WILLIAM NICIB.? ISDN, Author and Proprietor of the Philosophical Minna, ; And various other chemical, Philosophical, Mid M3tileina. fiCAI Works, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, PeefilOs.. tei.rovv, and the reshot the Proprietors:: ** This. Work may citner be had complete, or taken 'Monthly in 12 partS-, price tos. 6d. each. . A NEW MONTHLY WORK, r r HE REPOSITORY - of AnTS;LIT E iIATURE, .11 COMMERCE., FASHIONS, POLITR2S, No. a,. will be published ou the rst of Febrti.try, an, by R. Ackerman, No. tot, Straid, where . Ordris and Commu- IlicAtiortS will be recelved. , ...Phis Work may be had of all the Print and Booksellers, Stationers, &c. lit the Utilled Kingdom, price 4.5. Conditions..--This Work shall be printed ou a largeOdayo 'Royil•Paper, and delivered the Ist Day of every Month, containing 64 Pages of Literiture, Philosophy, Arts, Manu factures, Agriculture, Botany, Commerce, Politics, Anti. !pities. Law, Medicit.e, Religion, Poetry, Fashion, Sport ing, Tnegres, New Publications, useful Patents and Pro- Jetts, Music, Chronicle of Occurrences, Marriages, Dvaths, biography, Bankruptx. Imports, Exports, Prices Current, State of Funds, Markets, &c. Elejaat . culoured de;igned and executed by Masts of thetirst eminence t and one beautiful Wood. Cut. • List of Plates in each , Number. ri and z. Ladies! Fashionable Dresses, Ace. -3. Fashion able Furniture, ire. Inside View of I fashionable Map zinc or Shop, with Figures, in mitatlon of the Itlicrocosni of Loodon.-5. Sporting Subje4t, Game, I)4s, Nurse., la.-6„ A beautiful Wobtl.Cut, with real Patterns of the .roost fashionable Articles for Ladies' or Gentletnen's Dressts. Aink,ng other interesting Subjetis, this Number will con s/ilia Cottrio Account of the Rise, Progress, and ptesent Stare of the Potteries, with ,in avourite Representation of Wcilgwoctl *nd llyerfey's large Room, St, 1 amdasti. sq44re, tell4oll. r9R,SVTI-I ON TREES. ... tli* 71 . _. . ....is _ay was üblished, In One Vol. Bic.. the. Fourth E dition, with Thirteen Folding Plates, price 125. boards ntpATBE 00 the cutzullE and MA. .A. NAG EM ENT of FRUIT..TRE ES, in which a new Mciiiott "or • Pruning • and Training is fully described: To which is Added. a 11C1V and improved, Edition of ** Observa. lions on the Qiseases, Deleds, and Injuries, in all kinds of Fruit atat Forest Trees; with an Aceount of a particular Method of Cure." Published , by Order of Government, /fly WILLIAM FORSYTH, F.A.S. and . S.A. Late. Gardener to His Majesty at Kensington and St. lames's, Member of. the ,I.cortomical Society at St. Petersburgh, Six. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos• tcr _ ww and T. e,,delt and W. Davies, Strand. PIM WOMEN.. greatest Blemish to Beauty is-superfluous Hairs on the ' Face, Neck, and Arms—HUßE Writ ROSEATE po wi) k: It. immediately removes them, is an elegant article, petfeitly innocent and pleasant to use, price 4s• and 7 s, Sold by the PrOPrietor i Wholesale and retail, No. 13, Rue. sell-street, Covemlarden ; Overton, 47, Bond-street ; Dun net, 3, Cheapoide ; ,Thorn; 4.i, Oxford-street ; Davison, 59, Fleet-street ; Ilaxter, Edinburgh. and Glasgow ; Gregsous, Llverpoul ; Swinuey, l'irmingham ; Wood, Shrewsbury; Hopkta, 'toll ; Cattle, York ; Gould, bath ; Prosser, Bristol ~ Meulows, Ipswich ; Ncsworthy, Norwich; Bro die, tallish/3:y; Lineaster, Portsmodth ; TreWlll3ll, Exe ter; Wbittiek, (.; tom:ester searle, Leeds ; 'Tynan, - War. erste() Sprotlgo; . Tunbridge Wells ; and by , one person in every. rows in the United Kirt:tiorn. N.ll. Goad Allowance to Perimners and Dealers: FOR, COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, iirc. PECTORA.I. ESiENCE OF COLTSFOOT. THE Herb Coltsiciot, called Tussilago by . the ,- Antients, was distinguished by them, as its name sail. cleat!) , conveys, fur its excellence in the cure of Coughs, and othervultnonary complaints; and this Essence has, in the course of a lorigprailice, been found the most safe and effi:c. that Remedy fur Cuiighs, Asthrnas,,. and all Disorders of the Lungs. It gently opens the brekst, and immediately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of takingsulci. I t admirably ,Allays the tick ling which firovekes frequent cough. ing, cleanses the smallglands, relax es' the fibres, andthete. by enlarges the cat , ities of the vessels, Thus it will prcyent Consumptions, if taken before the Lungs are ulcerated. It cures also all husky and - W dry Coughs, heals rariess. and soreness of the Breast, and relict to those who,.hrough age orintirmity, are deprived of rest or sleep. This Essen 4 is prepared by lamps Ryan, Surgeon, in Bristol-ottailold only by F. .I , :cwbery and Sons, No. 45, 'the East End of St. Paul's,. London, In bottles 3s. Ad: each, duty included ; and none. are genuine . but those which have the *words ! : 1 ; ,NewbcrY, No, 45, St, engraVed the Stamp ;_ and.. by .. then. appointment. by Bacon and Co. and-Allen, Oxfurd.street ; Wade, Old 41(1W-sneer ; Bailey and Co. Cockspur..street,; Ward, Holborn; Randall, Royal Exchange; Dia) and Cu, Dow Church yard ; Harris, Lud. gate - hitt tzirrr4 , % and Battling and co. Borough. • ls(; 'l ' l~HUb9tl S Esq. Nn. 9; New litike-street, T CQNSIDER it out at Of justice due to the nierits of your I.EAKh's' PATI NT PILLS, to corn. municate to, you LI , . following Cure which has recently been performed 4tiy them r Alt Acquaintance ut miimr, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most to a•skideton; and although he had the best medical advice which could.be Obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which 'teemed to suit his case, or to do him any service : he remained in a Most te.: duced aid pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs • in fact no one who knew him ever supposed it pos. Sibiu for him to recover. He was advised at last to try your Leake's Pills--he slid so, adhering strictly to the din:Atona ltiven'with tiler». He had nut taken more than two bows,be. tore die found an alteration for the better: this encomaged tint to proceed, and by taking it few boxes more tie found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as' and stout as Any man I knew. You are welcome, Sir, to teler any person tome for a confirmation of the above scimunt it it should tic doubted: I urn, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, Folkstoite. THUS. irl/ R DAY. I' reparult and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T nos. TA Y 1.0 , Member of the Royal Colleo of Surgeons, • • London, at his House, No. 9, New Itridge-street ; Where, after a constant residence of Irene than Forty Years, at a pratkice particularly direetato the Cure of Vene real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Gerteratioa in both SeYeeS s with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his - Profession should always observe, flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, for the *convenience of those living at it distance, at the Perfumer's, NO. 35„ St. Al. ban's-t.trcet, ,Pall Mall; the Toyslaop, , No. 103, Oithard. street ; Mr. - t)ishorough's, No. 7, Pult-Etreet-hill; Mr. liaxNr's,South-Cringe, Edinburgh'; tlr. G IsS • goy Mr. Bull, Dante-street, Dublin; Mr. liillinge's, Li •Arerpool ; Mr: Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by one Person in every- considerable Tow't in Great braain anet in i'com4 'of only 7/4 , ..9d. each, seated up with full 'and plain diretticns, whelithy persons of either sex may cure themselves with eV e; speed, secrecy, and safety. N. It. Every i lies sold in Great Britain is, sealed up with astrrnp, on which, by favour of the Comalissioner3, is prAnt. ed at the Stamp-entice, " Taylor, No. g, New liritigt-• street," to i iaitate which is Nutty, and all others cow). wrteits, LPRICE PEN''.iib IMPEIUAL.PA:II.OAI‘III',NIT, IpDSE. OF PEEPS% WgIIIIItSPAY,,i.IN. . The 34th Ilepint. of. the Conunksioners of Ac: ennuis, and the 7ihlte'port ainquiry, &c. for Ire dand„ were presented ,te the House, and, laid Upon the table. , ' ROXBURGH CAUSE. Lord • AticKLAND gne notice, that to-morrovi kegnnight he should move for the re-appointnivot. of the Committoo of Privileges, to take into conti deration the Claims to the liven:rel . Peerage. TULE BAtTLt AT CORUNNA, Lord TAVARPOO'L rose, htirsuant to notice; to move the Thanka of the House to the' Generals and Officers wider whose condnELand by whose exertions the signal battle before Corunna had been ,won, and by ,whose skill, aaiVity, and courage the re-embark-a. tion of the British troops had been of eoed. The subjeEt to which he had to call the attention of their Lordships, was in itself so sinduiar and :splendid, that. it required no.eirort on his part tripiSce it in its proper light. Indeed, it 'spoke too-lbriblv for itself. lie shOtild,therefore,have tio occasion unnecessarily to di. late Upon it; the wow ao, as he did. not !onceive that Motioo, with Which . he should have the honotir of concluding, was likely - to itteet with opposition from any,quatter. In order to avoid ell difference of opinion, upbn a qeostiOn respeaing which it must be the COMMOiI feeling - of the Flonse to earrot to an unanimous decision, ho felt arotirfas that no other topie shOold, at 'present, be introdncid hito discussion; except thatAtiltieh the Motion was intend ed;distinElly abdaiolely toinvolVe, viz. the skill, di,;s cipline, intrepidify, , ao4 perseVerVicediSplayed ration that arduous Service; bY the' Gene'raN and Officers whose condUEt it was entrusted. All other (pies» lions conneaed with sthis matter, arid w Welt WeVia. likely to form the 440' of future discussi , in i ire Would studiously avoid the introdtia ion of; solieitoui to place the Merits of his present motion Upon those growl& alone upon Which he did not foresee there could be any discrepancy - of feeling or opinion. The Noble Earl thim entered into 'a detail of the atcinous toils and severe privations wiili which the British army had 10 war Wrote Alief had aisopixirtuOity of cons tending with the enemy. They were at length . tars tacked by that enemy with all the advantage's oroills . side of superior numbers, of superior` posit ion,.of sus perlor equipment and appointment in every respeet ; In short with all the adVantages which an army' per. suing another, and in far more formidable number - a, must always possess over an army in retreat, infeS rior in numbers, and deprived ,of almost all the ne cessaries for equal tirid successful warfare. Such , were th© diStressing and dispiriting disadvantages under which the British army had to labour, When they not only repelled the attack 4.1' superior number;, but so completely defeated them, 'that for 48 hours afterwards, they did not venture to molest the em barkation of the British troops, the object obviously of their most strkt injunasons, and the nearest to their hearts. On the contrary, that complex and laborious operation was as completely accom plished as if no enemy were near to annoy and disturb it—so useful and glorious was th e re s Ult of the 'battle, the hazard of which had in effeetually been incurred by the enetny; in order . tp embarrass and impede it. r The splendour, however, of that glorions viaory, Which must for ever so tic. , nally redound to the praise of British valotir, disc!. Aline, and skill, he; had in common, - no doubt; with that House and' .he Country, to regret should have been clouded by the disasters attending it, particulars ly by the fall of the gallant and accomplished Officer who had led the army through such hardships to tacit glory. He had the honour of being poi sorL6ly acquainted svitli that distinguished Leader ; and hs he therefore had the more sincerely to deplore, -because' he Ceuld have the more ttally appreciated the loss which in every tespeet • the Country sivontiasa from it—for Sir:John Moore was among the. l oess valuable of her Sams. He had exclusively devoted !Hi life to her sqrvice, and her interests and her.hoettor were always the first objects in his sight, and tic constant aim of his unwearied exertions. Stich tiro the high Motives that supplied the spring of all fis actions, and Which termed a' life that preVerl' as useful to his fellow countrymen as it was glorious to himself: It required only such a death to I:onset:rale his fall, and to make it - a subjeti of regret. to those who can estimate the void it has left in the cow's try. Impressed 'with theciniviationahat ever's' :No ble Lord 'most concur in-these-feelings stronineisa as he wished them' to be, With any of hericonsitkr ,i. tion than that of the glory of the army and the co;' dila of its Chief on this Very extraordinary occa sion, he shoUld content niniself with foil ow i ng precedents that had been observed On occasion s sia,i. larto the present, and conclude with moviiet, " the Thanks of that Hottae be given to Sir laas Baird, Lieutenant-General Hope, S;e: who look sh e tonunand of the army in consequence of tie't wound received by Lieutenant-Geueral Moae, w Had so gloriously distinguished himself - previouslptl that fatal disaster.'' Lord MDIRX was as ready as any man could most cordially to concur in the motion of the Nr,i Earl, as far as it .related,to the explriits of iii ! , and to the merits of the distinguished whom it was coMmanded; linow what 131 ;,1 1 troops were capable of, and this.reeent proof a courage, their constancy, their discipline, and of virtue that constitutes the - soldier, confirmed the Q p... nion he was always .tlisposed to entertain of thwn. Indeed he cherished it now the more, hee,i t ise they had eminently that chttrai;tere.. midst hardships and privations to which they w . h t not to' have been exposed. In gking,, fore, his Wtlllll concerrvoce to the Motion-, trir Is it inclutked the merits of tic army and neral, he most het leave to observe, that he slurs kiwi not thereby be picazed, by any means to appc•wo Info,